Cross-border action 'needed to stem rising suicides'

An all-Ireland strategy must be drawn up to stem the rising numbers of people becoming victims of suicide and self-harm, Gerry Adams claimed today.

Cross-border action 'needed to stem rising suicides'

An all-Ireland strategy must be drawn up to stem the rising numbers of people becoming victims of suicide and self-harm, Gerry Adams claimed today.

As former US President Bill Clinton prepared to launch a new programme by RehabCare in the Republic to prevent suicides among young people, Mr Adams insisted the problem needed to be addressed on a cross-border basis.

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